Lecture

Polymer Solid State Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the structure and properties of polymers in the solid state, focusing on crystalline and amorphous phases, mechanical properties, and viscoelastic properties. It discusses the microstructure of semi-crystalline polymers, the importance of crystallization, and examples of polymers with different crystallinity levels. The lecture also explores the degradation behavior of various polyesters and the effect of molecular weight and chemical structure on the glass transition temperature.

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Organic chemistry: Polymer chemistry

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